If a white Republican wins the Whitehouse, there is bound to be claims of racism and a rigged election.
Yes. it is inevitable that some percentage of those disapointed in the results will blame the results on racism. Of course, this is mitigated by the fact that some number of the votes that contributed to the results will actually be based on racism.
And the Left may well incite riots the burning of cities.
The left managed not to burn cities when, from their perspective, Bush stole his first presidency. I suspect that the left will react with more calm than did the rabid right during the Clinton presidency. America held hostage, indeed.
Now, even Morgan Freeman claims the "Tea Party" is racist (with zero evidence).
No evidence, or evidence you've chosen to ignore?
While it is true that some segment of the left intentionally and inaccurately paints all Obama opposers as racist, it is also true that some segment of the right oppose Obama soley because he is Black.
And Janeane Garofalo is convinced the only reason Herman Cain is a candidate is because he's been paid off so that the Tea Party doesn't look racist.
Janeanne Garofalo is a moron.
The best answer to Lefty reverse racism is to nominate and elect Herman Cain.
Herman Cain is a moron. The best answer to your imagined Lefty reverse racism is to nominate the candidate that best represents your views on a majority of important issues, then hope a majority of Americans agree with you.
A Cain/Rubio ticket would compromise Obama's principle demographic support -- Blacks and Hispanics. And besides, Cain is, after all, a pretty smart fellow.
Nope. Given the choice between a viable Black candidate and a viable White candidate, a majority of Black Americans will vote for the Black candidate, until viable Black candidates are more commonplace.
Given a choice between a viable Black Democrat and a viable Black Republican, a majority of Black Americans will vote for the Black Democrat. As there is no viable Black Republican candidate, Black Americans will again vote for Obama.